Cryptkeeper doesn't work
Bug #556020 reported by
kankerjood
This bug affects 3 people
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cryptkeeper (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: cryptkeeper
Ubuntu 9.10
Cryptkeeper 0.9.4-1 from the synaptic manager. 'EncFS system tray applet for GNOME'. It should be able to make an encrypted map.
When I'm doing, 'new encrypted folder', it does what it's got to do. --> then clicking Forward ---> enter password twice--
When I'm starting it from the terminal it does the same, but when it quits, it says segmentation fault.
The map that I created looks nice...a map with a lock above it...but everybody can open it.
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I don't know. I started ubuntu not too long after 10.10 came out. But, assuming you have the drop down menus that say applications, places, etc. you just go to applications, system tools, and click cryptkeeper. You should notice a symbol that looks like keys. Click it and any folder you create should be there. select the one you want to open and enter your password. It should work in 10.10, but I don't know what 9.10 is like and I specialize in other operating systems. Still getting used to Linux. But I love it!